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That's the inverse of anime. Anime is supposed to have strong drawings and always cares about movement details. Second, this is not Lara Croft by any means. She is supposed to be enthusiastic, determined, and funny, but what I watch is the opposite of that. She seems more controlled by whatever incident happened. Personally, I don't love this series and don't recommend it for any anime lover or anyone who loves Lara Croft. I feel sorry because I waited for this anime. I think it could be better, especially when we talk about celebrity personas in Hollywood stories or video games. Finally please don't make part 2.

The movie focuses on the relationship between Joker and Harley Quinn, so many people forget who Harley is and her personality. Despite this, the movie is still enjoyable and introduces a larger concept. In the Batman cartoon, Lee Quinzel is always singing, so I don't understand why people are surprised by this in the movie. What did they expect? I appreciate that they didn't change her personality. Perhaps many of us can't accept a deeper view of the characters and stories in the Batman universe, but I believe that if they continue to make movies and series about the same characters in this way, Batman and every superhero will become stale. I like how they are starting to care about other characters; this will revitalize the story.

I hope I don't be wrong, but if Disney plans to make eight or seven seasons of this show, it can be among the best funny shows. I watched two or three comedy superhero movies; I like this type. My rating is optimistic depending on the capabilities of the show. The first season is dull, but many top-rated shows started boring in the first season. I like the idea of a comedian superhero, so I hope what will come to be better.